Sentence examples for try to revert from inspiring English sources

The diverted rivers try to revert to their natural courses during storms, washing away the land in between.

He said today that he might try to revert to that plan, though opponents say it would have the same legal problems as the Van Cortlandt site.

After a first inflationary spasm, he could try to revert to the sort of painful course laid out by his predecessor but with more political backing to hold to it.

"What McCain has done is to try to revert to the 19th-century model, early-20th-century model of vice president — the 'job isn't worth a warm pitcher of spit' model, which means you don't do anything".

The defense, which showed some vulnerability late last year, will have to get used to playing without big leads again, as the Patriots try to revert to their 2001 formula: run a balanced offense that does not place too much in the quarterback's hands.

When that period of concessions ended, on April 12, 2000, United tried to revert to the old contribution rate, 9percentt of each pilot's salary.

Even five years ago, to question the program or to ask if too many students were wrongly classified was to stand accused of being callous, of trying to revert to the 1960's, when some state laws deemed disabled children uneducable.

I may be trying to revert to a purer era of 10 to 15 years ago, but what this stuff is doing is taking us back to primitive times – making it much more ugly, in my view".

Trying to revert this apparatus into a "regular" social media network, with all the gimmicks and shovelware that comes with that, fails to acknowledge that Twitter just can't make money from its core purpose.

Belgrano administrated the zone and tried to revert the bad impression left by the previous campaign of Juan José Castelli.

As a confirmation to the observed CaSR-mediated effect on eUCM-MSC, we tried to revert the stimulatory effect observed in the presence of NPS R-467 by using a CaSR antagonist, NPS 2390.